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Paragons are the elite of the dwarven culture, the pinnacle of dwarven excellence, and the one exception to the rigid caste structure as they can be drawn from any caste, even the casteless. thumb|100px|Przykład czytelnego paragonu Paragon – niewielki kawałek papieru otrzymywany np. w sklepie jako dowód zapłaty za towar lub wykonaną usługę. W związku z bardzo wysoką podatnością paragonu na blaknięcie, co czyni go całkowicie nieczytelnym, jest on głównym wymogiem do uwzględnienia reklamacji lub gwarancji. Paragon is a pinball machine produced by Bally. Paragon is achieved after having done enough good deeds at Champion rank. It unlocks the third tier of Delsin's good based powers. Delsin as Paragon.PNG|Delsin as a Paragon File:Paragonzc56.png Write the text of your article here! Paragons are a subclass of the ESP mutant power. A paragon instinctively knows the right thing to do in a particular circumstance. But, they need to be thinking about it, to a certain extent. They can focus the power on one thing/activity at a time, and it does them squat for anything else. So, for example, if Mace is busy running his mouth, he may not be paying any attention to potential threats, allowing Chaka to one-shot him with a kick to the jaw. And avoid overthinking. This is supposed to be intuitive, you have your mind on the activity just enough that you react, but if you start concentrating on it too much your conscious thinking can interfere with those reactions; you start second guessing, and whamo, you've lost it. There is no try, just do. Paragon is a computer virus that was designed and created by Ian Ward's technician Topher, under the orders of Adam Newman, to sabotage and destroy Newman Enterprises. Paragon (エリート Erīto, translated Elite in the Japanese versions of the games) is a recurring skill in the Fire Emblem franchise. The Elite skill doubles the amount of Experience a unit receives in battle, allowing him/her to gain levels at a relatively faster pace. It is a deceptively powerful skill: it allows units to reach abnormally high levels relative to their point in the game, which in turn allows them to more effectively kill large numbers of enemies and thus acquire even more experience. Units with this skill will almost always be useful simply by virtue of possessing it. Paragons are magical egg-shaped items found in The Elder Scrolls V: Dawnguard. They act as keys to reach hidden or inaccessible locations within the Forgotten Vale. When used at the Paragon Platform, each Paragon teleports the Dragonborn and any followers to these hidden locations. The Paragon is a Xel'Naga construct used in aerospace combat. Similar to the ones used to guard temples, these constructs are made for high speed and maneuverability. Their appearance partly inspired the armor used by some Protoss namely the torso with a psionic ring at the back (XCOM 2: Archon). Paragons use wings of hardlight and psionic energy to move, defend and attack (Diablo: Angel). Nothing short of Xel'Naga energy shields can resist the power of these wings as they can tear through multiple dimensions at different frequencies at the subatomic level. Special abilities: Paragon is an upcoming action role-playing video game developed and published by Prodigal Game Studios for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. The game is the first in a planned trilogy that will revolve around a man/woman who gains extraordinary abilities after being exposed to a steroid known as the X-drug. The Paragon is a ranged profession first introduced in Guild Wars Nightfall. The term Paragon is used to describe a model of excellence, or one who represents the ideal of their kind. They are a supportive class who enhance teammates within earshot through the use of shouts, chants, and echoes to buff party members and allies. The Paragon has an angelic appearance with white armor and under garments. Several chants have an animation displaying golden wings extending from the Paragon's back, enhancing the effect. They wield spears - ranged weapons with the range of a shortbow - as well as shields tied to the Command or Motivation attribute. The patron gods of Paragons are Dwayna and Balthazar. Paragon was called to any individual that embodied and followed the tenets of Bushido. It was also used for those who embodied and followed the tenets of Shourido. The Paragons are a biologically augmented species of Valkyrie created by Fredrick Hemming for his army. They are, therefore, physically stronger than the Valkyrie, yet lack much of the magical powers of their ancestors. Due to the great amount of time it took to create the paragons, the necromancer soon stopped creating them. thumb Paragon es un MOBA actualmente en desarrollo por Epic Games. Podrá ser jugado en PC y PlayStation 4, con el Early Access (acceso anticipado) pagado, en primavera del 2016 y en verano del 2016 con la beta abierta. Cuenta con 5 contra 5, tres carriles, selvas, esbirros, torres y núcleos. Este juego está todavía en las primeras etapas de desarrollo. [[Datei:Caridin.png|thumb|300px|Caridin, ein Paragon der Zwerge]] „Sie brauchen keinen König. Sie benötigen einen Paragon!“ - Oghren Paragons sind die Elite der zwergischen Kultur. Wenn ein Zwerg diesen Status erreicht, wird er als lebende Legende verehrt und hat damit den höchsten Status der Zwerge erreicht. Um ein Paragon zu werden, muss der/die Zwerg/Zwergin etwas besonderes vollbracht haben, wie z.B. besondere technologische Errungenschaften oder große millitärische Erfolge. Paragon is a superboss in Final Fantasy X-2 located in the bottom of the Via Infinito dungeon underneath Bevelle. Paragon is the unsent spirit of Lord Zaon. Paragon es el lider de una organización secreta conocida como "La República del Mañana" cuyo objetivo es acabar con los falsos ídolos de Ciudad Gótica. Paragon (パラゴン Paragon?) was a kaiju from the TV series, Return of Ultraman. Paragon appeared in episode 42. Subtitle: Mirage Monster (蜃気楼怪獣 Shinkirō Kaijū?) Paragon Sports was founded in 1986 and has been producing quality shafts, golf clubs and accessories for golfers all over the world since the late 1980's. With deep roots in the shaft manufacturing and club forging industry, the Company first earned a reputation for producing top-tier 100% graphite shafts as a result of innovations such as the patented Internal Two-stage Hosel technology and for being the first to introduce two kickpoints in a shaft, a technology that lives on to this day through our unrivaled DDKS® shaft, available on its flagship "Phantom" club line. The Paragon System is a gameplay feature of Diablo III. It was added to the game after release, to provide more end-game content for players who had reached the level cap.

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The Paragon System is a gameplay feature of Diablo III. It was added to the game after release, to provide more end-game content for players who had reached the level cap. Paragon was called to any individual that embodied and followed the tenets of Bushido. It was also used for those who embodied and followed the tenets of Shourido. The Paragon is a ranged profession first introduced in Guild Wars Nightfall. The term Paragon is used to describe a model of excellence, or one who represents the ideal of their kind. They are a supportive class who enhance teammates within earshot through the use of shouts, chants, and echoes to buff party members and allies. The Paragon has an angelic appearance with white armor and under garments. Several chants have an animation displaying golden wings extending from the Paragon's back, enhancing the effect. They wield spears - ranged weapons with the range of a shortbow - as well as shields tied to the Command or Motivation attribute. The patron gods of Paragons are Dwayna and Balthazar. Despite being classified a support character, the Paragon is the only other class other than the Warrior to have a base armor of 80 - though Warriors are still better equipped due to their extra +20 armor against physical attacks. They are also the only other class to naturally equip shields. The primary Paragon's base armor provides 80 armor and +10 energy. A starting primary Paragon begins with 30 base energy and 2 energy recovery. The Paragon's primary attribute is Leadership, which provides energy for each ally affected by your shouts and chants. Paragons are the elite of the dwarven culture, the pinnacle of dwarven excellence, and the one exception to the rigid caste structure as they can be drawn from any caste, even the casteless. The Paragons are a biologically augmented species of Valkyrie created by Fredrick Hemming for his army. They are, therefore, physically stronger than the Valkyrie, yet lack much of the magical powers of their ancestors. Due to the great amount of time it took to create the paragons, the necromancer soon stopped creating them. [[Datei:Caridin.png|thumb|300px|Caridin, ein Paragon der Zwerge]] „Sie brauchen keinen König. Sie benötigen einen Paragon!“ - Oghren Paragons sind die Elite der zwergischen Kultur. Wenn ein Zwerg diesen Status erreicht, wird er als lebende Legende verehrt und hat damit den höchsten Status der Zwerge erreicht. Um ein Paragon zu werden, muss der/die Zwerg/Zwergin etwas besonderes vollbracht haben, wie z.B. besondere technologische Errungenschaften oder große millitärische Erfolge. In Dragon Age: Origins trifft man als Grauer Wächter im Laufe des Spiels auf zwei Paragons. Der erste Paragon ist Paragon Branka, welche für die Erfindung einer bestimmten Kohleart, die den Schmelzprozess revolutionierte, in diese Status erhoben wurde. Der zweite Paragon ist Caridin, der Erschaffer des Amboss der Leere. Kategorie:Zwerge Kategorie:Thedas Kategorie:Kultur Paragons are a subclass of the ESP mutant power. A paragon instinctively knows the right thing to do in a particular circumstance. But, they need to be thinking about it, to a certain extent. They can focus the power on one thing/activity at a time, and it does them squat for anything else. So, for example, if Mace is busy running his mouth, he may not be paying any attention to potential threats, allowing Chaka to one-shot him with a kick to the jaw. And avoid overthinking. This is supposed to be intuitive, you have your mind on the activity just enough that you react, but if you start concentrating on it too much your conscious thinking can interfere with those reactions; you start second guessing, and whamo, you've lost it. There is no try, just do. Examples: * Mace - Tigers * A-Plus - Spy Kids Paragon is an upcoming action role-playing video game developed and published by Prodigal Game Studios for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. The game is the first in a planned trilogy that will revolve around a man/woman who gains extraordinary abilities after being exposed to a steroid known as the X-drug. The game takes place in the year 2015, with the player assuming the role of the protagonist, who can be either male or female depending on the player's choice. If male, the protagonist is Daniel Watson; if female, the protagonist is Allison Prescott. The titular "paragon" is the protagonist's alter-ego and reputation as a peacekeeper. The game utilizes the "ultimate decision engine" as every choice the player makes has a consequence, whether it be good or bad. For example, if the player chooses to help the police in a shootout with criminals, the protagonist will gain a positive reputation. The more "important" decisions are made in the storyline, and will ultimately affect how the story will end. Creative director Jamie Hudson confirmed that there will be a sequel and that the decisions made in the first entry can be transferred into the second installment, ultimately changing the storyline and making it unique for players. The protagonist's level and appearance can also be imported into the sequel. Paragon (エリート Erīto, translated Elite in the Japanese versions of the games) is a recurring skill in the Fire Emblem franchise. The Elite skill doubles the amount of Experience a unit receives in battle, allowing him/her to gain levels at a relatively faster pace. It is a deceptively powerful skill: it allows units to reach abnormally high levels relative to their point in the game, which in turn allows them to more effectively kill large numbers of enemies and thus acquire even more experience. Units with this skill will almost always be useful simply by virtue of possessing it. In Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War, this skill may be bestowed upon various unit, as long as the Elite Ring is placed in their respective inventories. In Awakening, due to this skill's nature as downloadable content, children cannot inherit this skill from their parents. (However, the character can simply use the corresponding item to obtain the skill anyway.) Paragon es el lider de una organización secreta conocida como "La República del Mañana" cuyo objetivo es acabar con los falsos ídolos de Ciudad Gótica. The Paragon is a Xel'Naga construct used in aerospace combat. Similar to the ones used to guard temples, these constructs are made for high speed and maneuverability. Their appearance partly inspired the armor used by some Protoss namely the torso with a psionic ring at the back (XCOM 2: Archon). Paragons use wings of hardlight and psionic energy to move, defend and attack (Diablo: Angel). Nothing short of Xel'Naga energy shields can resist the power of these wings as they can tear through multiple dimensions at different frequencies at the subatomic level. The true threat comes from their use of null orbs. Each orb is composed of energy capable of negating virtually all forms of attacks. Null orbs can morph into various shapes to suit a specific job (Naruto: Truth-Seeking Ball). Though the range is limited to a few lightyears, they are among the most effective weapons ever created by the Xel'Naga. It is estimated that a squadron of thousands would be needed to take down a single Paragon unless the constructs are shut down manually. Special abilities: * Null Orb (autocast) - unit is immune to special weapons while producing orbs. Each orb costs 15 minerals to make (max: 8) thumb|100px|Przykład czytelnego paragonu Paragon – niewielki kawałek papieru otrzymywany np. w sklepie jako dowód zapłaty za towar lub wykonaną usługę. W związku z bardzo wysoką podatnością paragonu na blaknięcie, co czyni go całkowicie nieczytelnym, jest on głównym wymogiem do uwzględnienia reklamacji lub gwarancji. Paragon Sports was founded in 1986 and has been producing quality shafts, golf clubs and accessories for golfers all over the world since the late 1980's. With deep roots in the shaft manufacturing and club forging industry, the Company first earned a reputation for producing top-tier 100% graphite shafts as a result of innovations such as the patented Internal Two-stage Hosel technology and for being the first to introduce two kickpoints in a shaft, a technology that lives on to this day through our unrivaled DDKS® shaft, available on its flagship "Phantom" club line. Through the early 1990's, the Company continued to refine its club forging and material sourcing capabilities, producing high quality OEM clubs for several leading U.S. golf brands in addition to sales of it's proprietary Mitsushiba brand golf equipment both domestically and throughout Europe and Asia. In 2004, the Company consolidated its brand under the Paragon name and introduced its highly-acclaimed "Rising Star" junior package set, which has subsequently earned a silver or gold medal from Golf Digest's annual "Hot List" every year since. Today, Paragon Sports continues on to surpass its 25th anniversary as a successful golf equipment manufacturer worldwide with an unparalleled commitment to quality and performance, elements that contribute to its enduring success. Paragon is achieved after having done enough good deeds at Champion rank. It unlocks the third tier of Delsin's good based powers. Delsin as Paragon.PNG|Delsin as a Paragon Paragon (パラゴン Paragon?) was a kaiju from the TV series, Return of Ultraman. Paragon appeared in episode 42. Subtitle: Mirage Monster (蜃気楼怪獣 Shinkirō Kaijū?) File:Paragonzc56.png Write the text of your article here! thumb Paragon es un MOBA actualmente en desarrollo por Epic Games. Podrá ser jugado en PC y PlayStation 4, con el Early Access (acceso anticipado) pagado, en primavera del 2016 y en verano del 2016 con la beta abierta. Cuenta con 5 contra 5, tres carriles, selvas, esbirros, torres y núcleos. Este juego está todavía en las primeras etapas de desarrollo. Paragons are magical egg-shaped items found in The Elder Scrolls V: Dawnguard. They act as keys to reach hidden or inaccessible locations within the Forgotten Vale. When used at the Paragon Platform, each Paragon teleports the Dragonborn and any followers to these hidden locations. Paragon is a pinball machine produced by Bally. Paragon is a computer virus that was designed and created by Ian Ward's technician Topher, under the orders of Adam Newman, to sabotage and destroy Newman Enterprises. Paragon is a superboss in Final Fantasy X-2 located in the bottom of the Via Infinito dungeon underneath Bevelle. Paragon is the unsent spirit of Lord Zaon.

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